Sulfur Spring

Sulfur Spring

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A sulfur spring is a feature that can be found on the Overworld surface above sulfur caves and consists of a pool of water surrounded by sulfur, sulfur spikes, and other rocks. The water pool contains potent sulfur that periodically erupts, creating a geyser.

Sulfur springs generate only above sulfur caves on the surface in any overworld biome. They are small ponds surrounded by sulfur, cinnabar, tuff, granite, and sulfur spikes containing potent sulfur and magma blocks in a configuration suitable for geysers. They extend their roots of its blocks underground into the cave beneath, similar to the azalea tree.

They come in 10 variants across four sizes, with rarity increasing with size.

Name	Blocks	Image	Weight
sulfur_spring_small_1	133 Tuff 74 Sulfur 56 Stone 49 Granite 40 Cinnabar 8 Sulfur Spike 7 Water 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_2	128 Tuff 71 Stone 62 Granite 51 Sulfur 33 Cinnabar 8 Sulfur Spike 5 Water 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_3	126 Tuff 76 Stone 73 Granite 65 Sulfur 48 Cinnabar 9 Water 8 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_4	145 Tuff 94 Stone 82 Sulfur 75 Granite 51 Cinnabar 13 Water 9 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_medium_1	186 Tuff 139 Granite 95 Cinnabar 94 Stone 84 Sulfur 20 Water 17 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_medium_2	282 Tuff 137 Stone 95 Sulfur 82 Granite 63 Cinnabar 24 Water 20 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_medium_3	265 Tuff 164 Stone 119 Granite 90 Cinnabar 87 Sulfur 22 Water 19 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_large_1	266 Tuff 186 Granite 128 Stone 107 Cinnabar 106 Sulfur 42 Water 21 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		1000⁄31500 (3.175%)
sulfur_spring_large_2	308 Tuff 167 Stone 131 Granite 110 Sulfur 83 Cinnabar 27 Water 12 Sulfur Spike 1 Magma Block 1 Potent Sulfur		1000⁄31500 (3.175%)
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1	338 Tuff 294 Granite 231 Cinnabar 231 Sulfur 146 Stone 112 Water 38 Sulfur Spike 2 Magma Block 2 Potent Sulfur		500⁄31500 (1.587%)

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Pre snap6/preview 26.30.25 sulfur springs

Name	Blocks	Image	Weight
sulfur_spring_small_1	32 Sulfur 1 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_2	34 Sulfur 2 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_3	34 Sulfur 1 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_small_4	33 Sulfur 2 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		5000⁄31500 (15.873%)
sulfur_spring_medium_1	56 Sulfur 3 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_medium_2	55 Sulfur 4 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_medium_3	62 Sulfur 4 Water 1 Potent Sulfur 1 Magma Block		3000⁄31500 (9.524%)
sulfur_spring_large_1	86 Sulfur 7 Water 2 Potent Sulfur 2 Magma Block		1000⁄31500 (3.175%)
sulfur_spring_large_2	97 Sulfur 8 Water 2 Potent Sulfur 2 Magma Block		1000⁄31500 (3.175%)
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1	100 Sulfur 10 Water 3 Potent Sulfur 3 Magma Block		500⁄31500 (1.587%)

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• The first iteration of sulfur springs was inspired by geyser mounds before Mojang settled on the name "spring". The second iteration was inspired by volcanic and sulfur-rich formations such as the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park.^[2]

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  A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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  A sulfur spring in a desert biome
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  A sulfur spring in a snowy plains biome
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  A sulfur spring bursting in a birch forest biome
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  Four sulfur springs in windswept hills
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  A sulfur spring inside a Desert Village

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  A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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  A sulfur spring in a mushroom fields biome
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  A sulfur spring in a snowy plains biome
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  A sulfur spring in a desert biome
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  A sulfur spring underwater in a cold ocean biome
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  A rooted sulfur spring generated on edge of a hole
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  Another rooted sulfur spring
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  Three different sulfur springs near each other in savanna biome

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  Makena and Kai finding a sulfur spring
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  A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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  Magma sulfur cubes near a bursting spring. There is a ruined portal in the background and a zombie.